分zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài jīng mì zhuāng zhì zhōng， zuò wéi yī zhǒng shí zì xiàn huò fēn dù biāo jì 'ér shǐ yòng de xì xiàn tiáo。
    A fine line employed as a graticule marker or an index in a precision device.
  • liàn wù qíng jié yī gè wù tǐ huò shēn tǐ shàng néng yǐn qǐ xìng yù bìng kě néng chéng wéi xìng mǎn zú bì xū wù de fēi xìng bù fēn
    Something, such as a material object or a nonsexual part of the body, that arouses sexual desire and may become necessary for sexual gratification.
  • nín tí de jiàn yì shí fēn bǎo guì， wǒ 'àn zhào nín shuō de zuò liǎo yǐ hòu， shōu xiào shèn jiā。
    Your advice has been invaluable, and I have followed the course you recommended with gratifying results.
  • xiān shēng， nà dào cài kǒng pà yào huā shí wǔ fēn zhōng lái zhǔn bèi。
    I'm afraid the gratin will take about 15 minutes to prepare, sir.
  • wǒ men néng yòu jī huì biǎo shì xiè yì shí fēn gāo xīng。
    We welcome the opportunity to express our gratitude.
  • tā gǎn jī wàn fēn ， guì dǎo dì shàng。
    Overwhelmed with gratitude, he fell to his knees.
  • měi guó yī bù fēn fǎn huá zhèng kè duì zhōng měi shí yàn shì jiān hé zuò jìhuà de wú duān zhǐ zé， bù jǐn diàn wū liǎo zhōng guó kē xué jiā de zūn yán， yě shāng hài liǎo měi guó kē xué jiā de zūn yán。
    Some American anti-China politicians' gratuitous accusation of the Sino-US lab-to-lab exchange program not only sully the dignity of Chinese scientists, but also damage the dignity of American scientists.
  • lì rú， kōng qì suī rán shì jué duì bì xū de， dàn yīn wéi kě yǐ miǎn fèi huò dé， zài shì chǎng shàng què méi yòu rèn hé jià gé， bǎ tā chǔ cáng qǐ lái bù huì shǐ rèn hé rén huò lì huò dé dào hǎo chù， qí shēng chǎn hé fēn pèi guī lǜ shì yǔ zhèng zhì jīng jì xué hěn bù xiāng tóng de yán jiū zhù tí。
    Air,for example, though the most absolute of necessaries, bears no price in the market, because it can be obtained gratuitously: to accumulate a stock of it would yield no profit or advantage to any one; and the laws of its production and distribution are the subject of a very different study from Political Economy.
  • bǎ ní tǔ huò shā lì cóng（ bǎo guì kuàng wù） zhōng fēn lí chū lái。
    separate dirt or gravel from (precious minerals).
  • táo jīn pán yī zhǒng chǎng kǒu jīn shǔ pán， yòng lái tōng guò táo xǐ jiāng jīn zǐ huò qí tā jīn shǔ hé suì shí huò fèi wù fēn kāi
    An open, metal dish used to separate gold or other metal from gravel or waste by washing.
  • yīng guó shù xué jiā wù lǐ xué jiā； yīn fā zhǎn liǎo wēi jī fēn xué， fā xiàn liǎo wàn yòu yǐn lì dìng lǜ bìng qiě fā xiàn liǎo sān dà yùn dòng dìng lǜ 'ér bèi hòu rén míng jì。
    English mathematician and physicist; remembered for developing the calculus and for his law of gravitation and his three laws of motion (1642-1727).
  • zài zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng xià， zì rán lì， jí fēng lì huò shuǐ lì， zuò liǎo yī bù fēn yuán xiān yóu láo dòng suǒ zuò de gōng zuò。
    In this case, natural agents, the wind or the gravitation of the water, are made to do a portion of the work previously done by labour.
  • wài yì céng dì qiú dà qì céng de zuì wài juàn， wèi yú rè céng zhī shàng， bìng xiàng tài kōng yán zhǎn jǐ qiān gōng lǐ， zài nà lǐ fēn zǐ jù yòu zú gòu de sù dù kě yǐ táo chū dì qiú de xī yǐn lì
    The outermost layer of Earth's atmosphere, lying above the thermosphere and extending thousands of kilometers into space, from which molecules having sufficient velocity can escape Earth's gravitation.
  • héng xiàng dì xìng shēngzhǎng bù fēn zài dì xīn yǐn lì de zuò yòng xià qīng xiàng yú shìdàng jiǎo dù， rú zhí wù de gēn
    The tendency of growing parts, such as roots, to become oriented at right angles to the direction of gravitational force.
  • diàn zǐ xiāng hù zuò yòng jī běn kē lì hé wù tǐ xiāng hù yǐng xiǎng de sì zhǒng jī běn fāng shì， kě fēn wéi qiáng ruò diàn cí hé yǐn lì de
    Any of four fundamental ways in which elementary particles and bodies can influence each other, classified as strong, weak, electromagnetic, and gravitational.
  • shì néng jiāng yī gè dān wèi de diànhè、 cí jí huò cí tuán cóng wú xiàn yuǎn de wèi zhì fēn bié yí rù jìng diàn chǎng、 cí chǎng huò zhòng lì chǎng zhōng mǒu yī zhǐ dìng diǎn suǒ xū zuò de gōng
    The work required to bring a unit electric charge, magnetic pole, or mass from an infinitely distant position to a designated point in a static electric, magnetic, or gravitational field, respectively.
  • yuè qiú lù chū sì fēn zhī yī shí， tài yáng hé yuè qiú xiāng duì yú dì qiú chéng zhí jiǎo， yīn cǐ tā men de yǐn lì wǎng wǎng bù fēn xiāng hù dǐ xiāo， zhè shí de cháo xī jì bù gāo yě bù dī， tōng cháng chēng wéi xiǎo cháo。
    At the quarters of the moan, when the sun arid the moon are at right angles to each other in relation to the earth, their respective gravitational pulls tend partly to counteract each other. At these times the tides, commonly called neap tides are neither so high or so low.
  • fèi shuǐ zhòng lì fēn lí chǔlǐ fǎ
    gravity separation of wastewater
  • wǒ xiǎng wǒ men yīnggāi yào qiú lǎo bǎn zēng jiā gōng zī， quán bù gōng zuò dōushì wǒ men gān de， suǒ yǐ wǒ men wán quán yìng dé shōu yì zhōng de jiào dà bù fēn 。
    I think we should ask the boss for a rise. We do all the work so it's only fair for us to have a bigger share of the gravy.
  • tā de xī gài cā shāng hòu shí fēn téng tòng。
    His knee stung from the graze.
  • tā men de shōu rù zhǐ yòu bǎi fēn zhī sì shí lái zì fàng mù。
    They made only40 per cent of their income from grazing.
  • yǔ nín huì miàn lìng rén shí fēn yú kuài
    It's great to have met you!
  • dà bù fēn ， duō shù jiào dà huò jiào duō de bù fēn
    The larger or greater part.
  • tā de dà bù fēn duì wǒ shì wèi zhī de。
    Its greater part is unknown to me.
  • dà duō shù， dà bù fēn zài shù liàng shàng zhàn jiào dà duō shù； duō shù rén
    The greater portion or number; the majority.
  • zuì duō bù fēn dì； zhù yào dì
    For the greatest part; mainly.
  • zuì dà huò zuì hǎo de bù fēn
    The greatest or best part.
  • guòfèn píng jià píng jià dé guòfèn
    To esteem too greatly.
  • tā de yǎn shuō shǐ qún zhòng jī dòng wàn fēn 。
    His speech ignited the crowd greatly.
  • tān lán zài gè gè céng miàn shàng dū qǐ zuò yòng， ér dà duō shù xìn xī xì tǒng cún zài de bó ruò huán jié zé wéi qǐ tú lì yòng zhè xiē ruò diǎn de rén tí gōng liǎo jué qǔ jīng rén lì yì de chōng fēn jī huì。
    Greed operates at all levels， and due to the vulnerability of most information systems， provides ample opportunity to exploit their weaknesses for stupendous profits ．
  • zhí wù jí xū shuǐfèn。
    The plants are greedy for water.
  • wéi pèi hé měi nián zài gè gōng yuán jí gōng lù jìn xíng de dà xíng zhí shù jìhuà， yuē 1400 kē biāo zhǔn shù mù jí 2 wàn zhū shù miáo yǐ fēn bié zài gè jiē dào jí shān pō shàng zhòngzhí， shǐ běn gǎng gèng jiā lǜ huà。
    To complement the major annual planting programme in parks and highways, some 1 400 standard trees and 20 000 saplings were planted along streets and on hill slopes respectively in order to make the city greener.